that is one heck of a reply. sounds to me like you've done your homework.
what can happen that will change perception on CF and ags in general? what are we waiting for?
no one wants anything thing to do with coal and iron ore.
sam-p/e's are meaningless. the low p/e means the market does not expect much growth anytime soon. that is not a positive.
so am I. losing money is no way to run a business. probably at least a few years until stock becomes anything worthwhile. only a buyout can move this baby.
nice comeback. what says you? learn how the stock trades before you speak.
no way. a good friend of mine has money invested with Fisher. he started with him 10m years ago and has less money today than he did then.
bidding 23
and I thought there wasn't a sole around. nice job of plagiarism. amazing how such a great company attracts so little attention on these boards. just the way I like it.
not today. news on iron ore sales to China from Rio Tinto driving the stocks today.
so right you are. pumps stocks at their 52 week high, almost always.
how sad that ignorant people like you either are born or learn to hate.
anr and wlt both losing money. wall street hates commodities today and as long as growth all over the world is weak, these stocks will have a tough time on any given day. there might come a time when they will move higher but not yet, apparently.
divine-you are indeed full of wisdom. I like the part about the company's credibility being shot. you are right about that. horrible sector and I have questions whether this company survives longer term.
handsome? says who? conceded, yes.
no one knows. I'd say yes, but not necessarily today.
please stop. these morons pick whatever is hot.
so what? believe me, he's no better at picking stocks than anyone else.
you are so right. both reuters and forbes always, and I mean always, spin the negative. I can't stand either of them.
it's carrabba you moron.